La Potra from the Sinaloa Cartel detained

Cynthia Guadalupe Alvarado Campa, identified as a cell leader for the Sinaloa cartel in Coahuila and Durango, was captured in Matamoros, she had an arrest warrant for aggravated kidnapping

Reporter: Ruben Mosso
La Potra, identified as second in command of the Sinaloa cartel in the States of Coahuila and Durango, was detained by elements of the Federal Police and State Authorities.

La Potra, was a member of GATE of the PGR of Coahuila, is in command of cells of the Sinaloa C cartel that allegedly has presence in Gomez Palacio and Lerdo, Durango, as well as Matamoros and San Pedro, Coahuila.

There exists an arrest warrant against Alvarado Campa for the crime of aggravated kidnapping committed against a group of two or more persons with violent acts, as in second in command of the criminal groups in the region.

Her detention, was achieved without a shot being fired, was carried out after technical analysis of information with which her location data was obtained.

58 comments:

Mencho is ambitious, cunning and power hungry like 40 was in his heyday. Unless he plays nice with the gov sinaloa boys he wont last. He backstabbed his friend who co created cjng erick valencia el 80 as he knew his cartel was ascending with its onslaught against templarios and z's

When el 80 went down it caused chaos in cities with burning buses and roadblocks,who knows if mencho gave his location up?CJNG dont seem to be makin as much noise lately,is that cause they have their shit sewn up?

Aggravated kidnapping means "levantar" does not exactly mean for ransom. Could be, Yes there are a few people that may kidnap, like the carrillos nephew, but it is really frowned upon in sinaloa, just like car thieves, they are found tied up. Bullet in the head, with a toy car in there mouth. They rely on drugs, and dont want to heat up the plaza, mexicali, san luis have always been cds, when do you really hear anything going on out there, hardly ever.

Cjng remains a powerhouse, if Mencho really wanted erick valencia (el 85 not 80 my bad) otoniel mendoza el tony montana and martin arzola el 53 out of prison like mayo did his ppl in culiacan he wouldve done it. Mencho is smart but on a power trip, he clicked with damaso but seen the shit coming from afar and jumped ship, he originally was killing zetas for cds but decided to keep the territory gained instead and went rogue. Now the rumblings are that hes funding and supporting ncdj now which sets up a direct conflict with the gov favorite narcos, the sinaloas

Mexico is a failed criminal state. The government and the people led it down that road . Cultivation of opium and cannabis , although illegal , was pretty much accepted and over looked. It was easy money with little or no risk . I know a lot of people from mexico and many of them used to grow it years ago . They told me nobody cred back then. When its common place to ignore the law , it creates a culture and that culture evolves and there you have Mexico

8:20 well, you have in your high quality spheres some hearings and investigations going on and on and on about the shenanigans of the finest of the finest of the american people, including spying, cover-ups, intrigues, teets, etc no novelist could make up...--You are so lucky to be so beyond "mexicanism"...probably, your taco truck, is all paid for?

@8:20pm You are quite wrong in that assumption, nobody apart from the chinese grew opium or marijuana in Sinaloa before world war 2, the United States Government sent people to Sinaloa to teach people how to grow those two drugs because they needed morphine for troops fighting in ww2 and hemp for rope for the navy.

Heroin was a great money maker for Lucky Luciano, even the Man With the Golden Arm used to be a fan, with Mr Boojangles for a contact with the Brodas, before there was Ricky Ross.Hey, Hollywood and Vegas were not suppossed to live off milking just the Teamsters. But in more recent times, communist plotters like the United Nations and MANY american conspirers, witnesses and conspiracy theorists say afghanistan is the producer of about 90% of the world's opiates, and that the british, HSBC bank, and "integency operatives" own most of it, I guess somebody has some facts wrong somewhere, (add american pharma OXIES, bath salts of ever changing formulations and krokodil)

11:17 . I think the remnants of that hemp cultivated for rope still grows in the ditches of the road up there. Has virtually no THC . Originally it was bred and grown and geared for high fiber quality . The shit that's been grown for its drug properties has been bred to have high drug quantity . A completely different thing . Although they are the same genus they aren't of the same values .

There are elements of every cartel in their enemies territory. They may not move freely because of the threat of being attacked but they are still there. Since Matamoras, Coahuila is near the Durango border it is understandable CDS cells would be stationed in the area to protect their interests.

4:29 your other 7 fathers.If you pay attention, she was GATES, of the Coahuila state PGJ, doing crimes in durango and coahuila, you can throw in that she was CDS too, after all el pelon moreira would not want to be named as her boss, and he would not have zetas doing his dirty deeds. Remember La Comandanta Lorena kidnapper and murderer of Niño Fernando Marti? Her boss genarco garcia luna and her other bosses and partners got her free a while ago, these women have bosses high up in the "mandos" levels, these "arrests" are just like rites of passage.

Maybe she was putting her number into the arresting officers phone? Find it hilarious how they block out the faces of criminals. If I lived around this chick I would wanna know her face. So the day she came for me I'd kidnap her first.

I know right, like when chapo was in the back of that car not cuffed with his hand on his chin. Or when that puta 40 was walking with his arms swinging away in the police station. What do the cops in Mexico actually learn in the police academy .

What needs to get done is a borderwall around sinaloa maybe that will keep those wretched from ruining more states like they have Baja and Baja sur Cachanillas y los De la sue unanse y terminal con estas lacras

Dont count on chapos kids being around for to much longer. They are world famous and they have weeknesses that all young men do. Simple fact Chapo put in serious work and came from nothing. His kids never had to fight to eat. These kids getting smoked soon and then a new Chapo will rise.

Chapo's kids are known as cows for the corrupt government to milk them whenever the officials require. Chapo is a bull but sadly not even one bull is born in his family. Once these Chapito cows cannot produce milk then they will be converted to beef by the government or maybe some big bull from another cartel will rape them.

" Simple fact Chapo put in serious work "Exactly man,runnin round all over gettin to know people,gettin gear,maybe killin people,settin up shipments,surviving hits,all kinds of shit.You dont get to where Chapo got sittin on your arse,dude is clever and a survivor,many feel he doesn't deserve respect,you get to where he got in the Mexican drug game and you got to give him some

JUAN GARCIA ABREGO and El GÜERO PALMAS, EL BENJAS, seem to have done just fine, their captors and oppressors still are mad looking for more reasons or excuses to keep them safely locked up, on the US...where they can't talk...

Ok here it is 10:54,before pena nieto they use to catch drug dealers and parade them in front of the media,now with pena nieto they still do it but cover their eyes or blur them out, supposedly cause of human rights

It's funny. Just earlier I was reminiscing about my time in Torreon and Matamoros last year. For about 4 months I spent time in around both cities with family and friends I made over there. While there were plenty of stories about the territories history wth cartel and police violence, I didn't once sense any danger while walking around or riding around in the buses. I even met former cartel members who found a way out of the life which I never even thought was possible. Ofcourse you had isolated incidents in the ranchos around the cities but nothing like in other major places in Mexico. By all accounts, life in Toreon had become peaceful in the grand scheme of things. I even contacted someone here to write about my experience there but unfortunately my procrastination got in the way as usual. While everything seemed calm, you got a sense of conflict bubbling under the surface with each passing month of my stay. Just goes to show that moves are always being made under the publics nose but even that's a step up for the average citizens who were use to very public displays of cartel Violence. But Regardless, Torreon is still an amazing place and I can't wait to go back.